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    Warders

    Grocott's MailBy Grocott's MailJuly 5, 2011No Comments1 Min Read
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    Who is the criminal in a jail? Is it the prisoners or the warders who are involved in the smuggling of drugs to the prisoners? The story gives you a glimpse of life in the prison system in South Africa. Who has the right to serve justice in the jail cell? Words will never tell the bigger picture of this drama. Get yourself a ticket of this show and find out more. EZM

    Who is the criminal in a jail? Is it the prisoners or the warders who are involved in the smuggling of drugs to the prisoners? The story gives you a glimpse of life in the prison system in South Africa. Who has the right to serve justice in the jail cell? Words will never tell the bigger picture of this drama. Get yourself a ticket of this show and find out more. EZM

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